14 Mar 2018 18:55 | Bloomberg |
Serbia's dinar bonds have returned 5 percent this year in dollar terms, beating the 3.2 percent average of 32 nations in the Bloomberg Local-Currency Sovereign Index.
moreAfter the bank delivered the cut, the dinar traded at 128.40 versus the euro, weaker by 0.1 percent. But one Belgrade-based dealer said the rate reduction could boost confidence in Serbian assets instead of making them less attractive. "It will likely ...
moreDinar, zloty ease after a batch of CEE data showing CPI drop * Poland to release Feb inflation data on Thursday, fall seen * Serbian inflation decline seen creating appetite for bonds By Sandor Peto BUDAPEST, March 13 (Reuters) - Serbia's dinar and the ...
moreBUDAPEST, March 13 (Reuters) - Serbia's dinar and the Polish zloty eased on Tuesday as mild inflation readings in Central Europe increased the likelihood that monetary policy in the region will be looser than expected.
moreBELGRADE (Serbia), March 12 (SeeNews) - Serbia's central bank said it bought 30 million euro ($37 million) from commercial banks on Friday to stem gains of the local dinar currency. The official exchange rate for Monday was set at 118.0453 dinars per ...
moreBELGRADE (Serbia), March 9 (SeeNews) - Serbia's central bank said it bought 30 million euro ($36.9 million) from commercial banks on Thursday to stem gains of the local dinar currency. The official exchange rate for Friday was set at 118.0576 dinars ...
moreBELGRADE, March 6 (Reuters) - The Serbian central bank purchased an unspecified amount of euros on local interbank market Tuesday to stem gains in the dinar currency, which remained strong due to sales of domestic treasury bonds and an increased supply ...
moreOn the northern side, people speak Serbian, read Serbian newspapers, and use Serbian money, the dinar.
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